ALPIN rechargeable flashlight 1500Lm with Magnetic base + 90° rotating head (Gamma Type)

• The only one that can be used on the clip, on the head or as a normal flashlight. The powerful magnet on the back keeps the light steady on a metal surface at any angle
• Safety switch that activates the functions after 2sec.
• Maximum output 1500 Lumens with a beam reaching 150m
• With a military-spec ΗΑΙΙΙ hard anodized finish, it is guaranteed for its excellent stability and impact resistance
• Battery power check during operation
  • Red LED ON – Capacity at half
  • Red LED FLASHING – Low capacity
  • Green LED ON – Fully charged
• 2nd generation SMO mechanism in the reflector for precise focusing without the problematic rings of conventional reflectors
• 3hrs Charging Time Direct charging via USB-C Automatically OFF when fully charged Automatically OFF when the battery gets low
  • Red LED ON – Charging
  • Green LED ON – Fully Charged
• Battery run time:
  • 1.1 hours 1500lm
  • 2 hours 650lm
  • 4.5 hours 350lm
  • 16 hours 80lm
  • 16 hours (SOS) activated by pressing the mode button for 3s
• Dimensions: 126mm x 026mm
• Weight: 82.2g [without batteries]
• Specifications:
  • 1m drop protection
  • IP44 Dust protection and the necessary waterproofing
• Unlike most individual lighting systems that suffer from a steady decrease in brightness during use, this particular product with AC-DC supply control achieves the ability to maintain its high lighting output until its entire charge is fully used. (Input Current 5V 0.8A)
• Battery: 1 x7V 2600mAh 18650 Li-ion Rechargeable Battery [included] - Charges: 600 cycles [Goes to ~ 80% Capacity after 500 cycles]
• Accessories: USB-C charging cable & Lanyard & head mount & Clip[included]

Note: The above data were measured according to the international ANSI flashlight measurement standards

using one 18650 battery (2600mAh) in laboratory conditions. The data may differ in real-world use due to the use of a different battery or environmental conditions.

* The TURBO intensity duration was measured without temperature limitations